Abstract
An estimated 4% of inpatients in U.S. acute care hospitals are diagnosed with preventable health care–associated infections (HAIs).1 Although concerted infection control efforts have achieved reductions in some HAIs,2 the prevalence of HAIs as a whole is growing. This rise in prevalence is occurring despite increasing efforts to improve infection control protocols and implement prevention measures.3
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